Ian Segovia has been watching the Milwaukee Bucks for several years and has been writing for about as long. Those are all his qualifications.
Doron Lamb – # 387 If Doron Lamb hits close to his 46.6 percent 3-point mark at Kentucky in the NBA, Bucks will have a winner with 42nd overall pick. #NBArank — Andrew Ayres (@AndrewAyres2012) August 21, 2012 Tobias Harris – #366 If I had to bet on one player leaping 100+ spots in next [...]
Sisyphus – the king compelled to push a boulder for eternity only to see it fall before he could ever get it to the top of the hill. Camus speculated that the struggle alone would be enough to fill Sisyphus’s heart – that Sisyphus would be happy. That’s true, but only if the struggle is [...]
It’s really wonderful to have a schedule release that means something. This same time last year was filled with so much dread. So we should all be really thankful that the schedule release is for realsies this time. You can’t triple stamp this double stamp, Stern! But other than this being a fairly joyous occasion, [...]
I try not to post that often — much less twice in a day — because as many past Bucks players have taught us: it’s easy to make millions without trying too hard. But this is important. Quite possibly the most important thing to happen in Bucks history. From Uni-Watch (bolded is my emphasis): “I [...]
From Hoopshype.com “I expected to have at least a conversation [with Milwaukee],” Delfino told HoopsHype. “I ended up aggravating my injury because I wanted to play with the Bucks. It hurts me a little bit that they have not even reached out to me. That’s life, things happen. I learned from the experience. Coach Scott [Skiles] [...]
CBA rules. Traded player waived by his new team can’t return back to his original team for a full year. This is all I have to say on the matter. I only posted because I’ve dealt with the question 94238750923457 times since Leuer was waived. Ok, that’s a lie, I’ve dealt with it twice. But [...]
When: 7:00 P.M. CT until we’re done partying Where: On the site you’re reading right now. Who: The whole Bucksketball crew, Eric, Ian and occasional insights from Jeremy at the Cousins Center. Plus you, the reader. What: We’re talking about the draft of course. Ian and Eric will be sharing predictions, reactions, gifs and we’ll [...]
The Bucks are again looking at familiar Wisconsin faces as possible second round prospects. Last year, Jon Leuer parlayed a strong draft workout into a second round draft pick and now his former Wisconsin teammate Jordan Taylor and Marquette’s Darius Johnson-Odom are in a similar position. Oregon State’s Jarred Cunningham, Dayton’s Chris Johnson, Syracuse’s Kris [...]
2012 Player Capsules: Brandon Jennings
I’m not sure we’ll ever know what happened with Brandon Jennings in early February last season. Milwaukee’s premiere guard was cruising along through the first third of the lockout shortened 2011-12 season. Despite a road heavy early season schedule, Jennings was producing at a level far better than he had in his first two seasons. [...]
2012 Player Capsules: Monta Ellis
There was a trade in the NBA this weekend. You may have heard. The Oklahoma City Thunder made an expectation defying deal that will undoubtedly either end up a brilliant reminder of how smart you have to be to succeed in a small market or a sobering lesson on why small market teams can’t thrive in today’s [...]
2012 Player Capsules: Samuel Dalembert
“I want the team to be one of the top defensive teams. I’ve been to so many training camps and seen coaches focusing on offense, offense, offense. We came here and I’m like, ‘Wow.’ I wanted to hug coach (Scott Skiles). For the first time in seven years, the Milwaukee Bucks starting center isn’t Andrew [...]
2012 Player Capsules: John Henson
From every indication, John Henson is ready to play defense in the NBA. For his sake, I hope that’s true. Because his capability to play defense this year could have quite an impact on his career. Henson is probably going to land on his feet no matter what. He was a very highly regarded high [...]
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